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Encouraging and guiding you to meet yourself in deeper ways.
P.L.A.Y.
peace love authentically you!
Changing the planet's vibration from fear to love, one heart at a time.~
Gentle and nurturing. Providing a safe supportive space. In person or online one on one personal support sessions. Deciding what areas you would like assistance in and planning for results. Contact me for specifics:
"Continue with the awareness of 'shoulding' on yourself.
Remind yourself you are changing the maladaptive coping behavior, finding one that is inspiring and not depreciating.
If unable to move to another activity, then set a timer to give yourself enough time to also end the activity so it's not too abrupt.
Suggested ways for inspirational growth:
* Make a self care map- you as the center circle adding bubbles around 'you'. The bubbles are activities that help soothe, calm and inspire you. Example: walking in nature, drawing, puzzles.
* To release some grief, sit with a memory of an event around grief. Spend 5-10 minutes minimum.
What was the event?
Notice your:
Mind- what are the thoughts that are coming through about the event? How are these coming out- chaotic, linear, fast, critical?
Body- are you feeling sensations when thinking about this event? Where are you feeling this? Tension? Fidgety? Collapse?
Breath- shallow, deep, holding in, forgetting to breathe?
Emotions- what are you witnessing coming up for you around this event? If you are having difficulty identifying, google "emotion wheel" for ideas. Can you cry if you are witnessing sadness?
Energy- what are you noticing about your energy when thinking about this event?
How did you feel in your body after this activity?
What came up or out for you?
*Remember to stay with curiosity! No judgment here.
We have a choice to decide how we react and respond to stress. We can choose to turn to that which inspires us or depreciates us. During stress is not the appropriate time to figure out what inspires us, therefore, having on hand, our map can quickly lead our mind and body to those helpful activities.
If we fall back on our old maladaptive coping patterns, we permit time, a short duration, in the activity and compassion for ourselves. We fall down many times before we have the walking skill! We can, after the activity, decide for next time how we help ourselves make inspirational choices by figuring out what likely led us to choose the old way. Could be simple as being hungry or tired.
*Lastly, I suggest a notebook for this journey you're on! To remind the brain/ego how far you've come with the great and often challenging personal growth work you are doing for yourself.
The book I mentioned: The Body Keeps The Score by Bessel van der Kolk
I look forward to all that you've worked on and noticed!
See you next weekend :)"
I love my clients!
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Lake Stevens, Washington, United States
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